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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
On tho Train.

Old Lady-Conductor, hope there amt
going to be a collision.
Conductor-I guess not.
Old LADY, want you to be very keerful.
I've got two dozen eggs in this basket
Texas Siftings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
Durable Stack Bottoms.

In the British Isles stack bottoms are
largely manufactured and enter into trade
to quite an extent, and there appears no
reason why these conveniences may not he
made and sold here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
Even So.

The man who blows into the muzzle of
gun to see whether it's loaded or not gen.
orally finds out, but he doesn't seem to re-
member it long. Washington Critic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
The Amateur Photocrapher.

asked my lady for kiss
When we were walking out.
She answered me, the cautious miss.
You may take one, il you are sure
There are no odious amateur
Photographers about"
New York Weekly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
PLAN or puRApLE STACK BorToM.

PLAN OF DURABLE STACK BOTTOM.
The cut illustrates one of these bottoms
made of cast iron. Southern Cultivator,
while admitting that, durability and
strength considered, this is probably the
cheapest and best material that can be
used for the purpose, says there is no rea-
son why the above model cannot be formed
entirely of timber.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09

The spider web trellis here represented
closes the end of piazza in front of one
Of Long Islands suburban residences. 1t
was introduced to general notice through
recent issue of American Garden, in
which appeared the following description
of il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09
FARM AND GARDEN.
A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE DE-
STRUCTlVE CHlNCH BUG.

Fairs Worthy of Large Attendance.
Irou Stack bottoms That VIII Last a
Liietime-An Attractive Trellis Made
of Galvanized Wire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26
lluabertrsffliae stnaiebunsl
llsber cine talbe MiIicn prrlccft.
Qouiiiana Gtate Qotterp So.

Dieies suFitut burbe I'M Sabre fss8 fas
euiebnnas. unbs Mobltbatisleits 8pede bon
ber etaaisIesisIaiur ffr ben 8sitraum bon
fanfuubapan5ig Sabreu seIetIi9 inforporirt
nit eiuena aapitaI bon $1,000, 600, On nsI9em
fe ieitber einsn Referbefoub bon $550,o00 5in.
susefaet bat. Dur4 Elm iiberi9pensIi9es
Botum purben lire 9eHte Elm 2beiI Der oeeeu.
pdrtiaen Characterization, augenouimen am
q. December 1879.
Sbre aroeen 8ieHunse.n beu etnteL
uens Xumwtrn fu6en ,nountIi4 Pat.
RismaB pirb eine !Sietane besf9oben. Mau
Iefe ua9foIsenben @Ian.
Grp6e u.pnatliae 3iebrag
Id Der aeobeuit Of Waufe, SEEN Orleans,
Dienitas ben Is. Mdrs 1887.
O.OOO zidets ju $40 iebes.
Salbe S.. 5anftel 81. 5ehntel 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

2,I79 i'm petraes bon S5S5,o0o
~ sufrasen far asentsn, fotie Rotep
fir Clubs f5unen nur In Der Office tn Reb
Orleans sema9t ipereen:
Nese nabsrer austuaft f8rstbe man ssutIi4
bic sanae sbrehe.
Iean iHide @elb bur4 Ycfal H 0.
ten, Grpreb Nonep Orber, Rew Ocrt
MeHiel ouf g1em Srleans.
Hriefe nit gurrenfh unberaubert per erprsb
QBtr sablen eyprettofsn.
W. u. Daaphtn,
Nsip Drieans
IRAN ~aSreiirs resifrirte Brisfs an be
gfetr Orleans RaticnoI Sant,
sgep Orleans, ca.
gbwarb Woore, asent,
AL assauia strate, San antsnto, xsras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26
Sat M1ttnniu Seutidbes Sell Snftttitt
gesrhnbet bon ben
Qoeforen So6m 2sa&matnt uno Otto 2soseo.

Den 9ekrn bhfr 3ehung hermit bic Na9ri6t, bB mir, bic obengenannen
Ner3t lie unb Wunbdrste an Der Ode bon Commerce unb ooiopa Strobe,
IS@oIjs 9ebduoe) obgs Snfitut aegrhnoet baben. @ir baben unfsre Su'
omu in ben befen llniperftdten Der @elt gema6t unb f0nnen unkre Siplome
In uuierr Office sefeben uerOen. Glebr als 3odbrge grfabrun9 abt uns sur
Settle unb furren mir bie Granfbeiten nit Selbh9teh, uelfe Don aHoeren
aer3ten as ~unbeHbar" be3e6nt peroen: ...
2oniulahonen fnb IF eli Fir ollie unb rerten ole geiu9enbe nit Irhgtst
bebanbdt. 8eTonoere Gmpfansss3tmmerf FIJI Serren unb Samen. gtr bol'
sebeu ir senbpeI9e OperatiOnen uo bsrednsn bic %billisfeH
pretfe.
b@- anfragen aug benz 2anbe tperosn beantmouet unb Websner per ep
preB befanbt. Dir fpreden beutf9, eHgItf6 unb tr1n56tt9.
-gir bduden Granfe in Der Gtabt unb i'm 0anbe, menn gemlnfbt. ~~a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
TeleGraphic Briefs.

Samuel Bremen, boss mason In HOboEeE, n. j.,
has caused the arrest OF three maSOns on the
charge OF conspiracy. They boycOtted him be.
cause he would not re-employ man whom he dis.
charged for tncOmpetency.
The blast furnace OF the North Branch Steel Co.,
at Danv1lle, Pa, Is out Of blast.
King Humbert has offered to the crown prince
CT Germany the use OF the Royal Chateau at Ca
Serta for the winter.
A special from Levanna, Ohio, says that over
twenty dwelling houses. besides the large mill,
known as the Boyd Manufacturing Company, were
burned by yesterdays fire. The town is almost
destroyed. Loss S160, 600; insurance light.
WORTH Texas, that Burton Ii. Campbell, the man
ager OF the Texas State capital syndicate's ranch
he's been depOSed and his accounts are being in-
vest1gated
The owner and the designer of the Scotch yacht
Thistle sail from Liverpool on the steamer City OF
Rome tomorrow for New York.
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The VI. and d. Deal Again.
IN. .I-Iu - 49, .-..,..-.-r =

Tue GROUNDS On WHICH IT IVES Will g.SH
HIS SUI AGAINST GARRETT.
The latest phase OF the now notorious Iyes-Stay.
ner Baltimore and Ohio deal t. the report that
Ives il preparing To assert his legal rights against
Mr.. Robert Garrett and thIt the courts VIII los
called upon To determine whether or not There
was violation OF contract According To TIN, r.
port IL IS claimed that The article, of agreement
Ia relation 10 the deal were not options tut actual
contracts OF Sait. with pas mcnls made and drl.N-
cry agreed Upua cor a IutuTe daN, under Mhic IA the
buyers lNe,, staynei Co. acquired fixed rights
10 the stocks whiCn were the sublcCiS oi the con-
tracts, and 10 damage, tuT breach oi these con-
tracts. IL Is also claimed that Mr.. Garrett hover
Rad more nan hall iheuuautttS az stock he agreed
10 transfer, ana that Garrett alone could EoI ter
INMATE the contract; that Il required The assent
both parties 10 nudity the trade II 4, also A.
serted tnat, In order Ia have put himself UPON
sound legal ground, Garrett should have maue a
tender OF tEe tuli &muunt ot stock he agreed 10
transfer, ana then, IA case OF payment being r.
fused, he might have declared the trade Of. BuL
Instead ~ DONG This he simply gave pubic iOIte
that the deal Mas at an end. Sune lawyers hold
II 10 Oe = grave mistake "n TIE part uf Garrett
that he dld not tender he stocks. The Ike, party
claim that the amounts Pad Garrett, s2l5,0oo IN
cash and si,o0,0OO In -, II. q ID. sucks were a.
tua! payments CA The contracts
THE BEEF MEX CoNISG TO " ssHISGToS Philip
ID. Armour says there Il no truth In tine outcry
thai the drPSscd-beef men are sCoot,llg I'M ali me
PROFITS, while the cattie-r.isers, consumers, ani
butchers are ieft In the cold. Armour SAYS 10
business IL run 30 closely That oI dressed be &.
He Thinks the Railroads get the most OF the pToIis
ana UeIieFes dressed-oeel men pay higher IIighti
row tnan previous 10 tie passage oI the inter
staGe-cOmmerce law. He expects The prt..,t t-ip,f
mems case before the Commission MIA be .rssu A
AZ Washington next month. senator EdilunC.s
has charge or the case.
Nor IN FHE WHEAT Dga--At San Francisco
john W. NdckaA. IN an Interview yesterday DENIED
mat he was IN tAc wheat deal. and said that Tie
Nevada Bank had loaned a large amoant HIuiicg
on wheat, but that neither the bahk nor IIs
Official, were directly interested Ia The deal aud
De was willing 10 throw opeu all hls booA> ~
show This TO DE a fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
Racing at SaratOga.

SARATOGA, August 30.-ThiS was the last day of
this seasons race meeting here. The weather was
perfect and the attendance the largest of the
summer. The track was fast
First race-one mile. Gray Cloud first, but Lit
troll gets the purse. Henry Glenn second money
and Little Minnie third money, on account OF Gray
Cloud having carried pounds too little weight.
second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one mile and five
furlongS. Won by Terra Gotta, with Hypatia Sec
old, and Carey third. Time :561&.
Inird race-1-3.16 miles; free handicap sweep
stakes. Won by Wary. with Unite second, and
Doubt third. Time :O4L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
Special To DarssmAxxns
AND OTHERS.

1APOkTER AND TAILOR
has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived.
Nj RAk4 personally hts all garments made In his e.
tubilshIpeast,
-, 11ll teApsylvania syeoue,
MAAf sshi0xtou, n q
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Ferdinand 20 be bounced.

81. PETERsBuRG, August 3O.-The No,isi says
thaI the porte has accepted RuSSla's proposal TO
CARA ana Eastern ROumelia until a new SObranje
ShalI legally elect prince for the
bulgarlan throne. The paper adds that the porte
Is seeking the assent OF the powers to the CARRYING
out OF tne proposal, and that the sultan has
guaranteed that Turkey will assist Gen. Ernroth
10 carry out his mission and supply him with a
Turkish army il necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
Jake Sharp,s bad Health.

NEW YORK, August 30.-Jacob Sharps physical
condition remains about the same this morning.
The cold which me contracted on sunday causes
MIN much suffering. He Is also suffering from
erysipeias IN the head, and his physician reports
tnat ne Is very weak. Last night was spent by
hun In q EfsstleSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
I'd EDITION.
--latest 1blegranls to Tle star.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Inc state Committee Decide to Hot
the Convention ON Sepfcmher -.

the convention on September -.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 3O.-The democratic
STATE committee met here this morning, and, after
appointing John Foley as member in place OF s.
n: Buel, resigned. and Thomas C. DOYLE in place
VI o alson > Bssel, agreed on the following cali
ne ueinocratic electors OF the State or New
AoIh anu all others who believe that the admin
islral!on OF public affairs by the democratic party
justify the confidence of the people are
nereDy requested to send three dele
gales from each assembly district to a
uemocratlc State convention, TO be held in Sara
Ioga springs on Tuesday, September 81. at IL
oSioSk noon OF that day, to nominate candidates
IoI tue state oceS to be filled at the next eiec.
sloh, anu 10 transact such other business as may
come before the convention.
az me committee then adjourned to meet in Sara
0OGa ON the evening OF SepIember 26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
FOR SALE--HOUSES

NOR SALE-A BRAN NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK
Il house. 9Ii ST e.; south front. cemented cel-
lar modern improvements thoroughly built comfort
able. convenient, complete; price, moderate p c.
PALNfk D1O Z st. s. au24-2ws
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MARRIED,

HOUGH-DICE. ON August - 1857. AT the Bar tist
Church by TN, hev. T. Al. Sw,ni, - ~. I. hoI Oh TO
Miss KALI b. Dli T..
MAHANEI ON "Wednesday. hn-1Irt a,
1857. the g. ID tlral. Baltmure lid az tue l..,
Father lelaIi. i HACK J. MA.lANEA AID SAhAH
L. AINShO, both OF Washington. u. q.
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..IG,i:.


:3:l5 p. NJ. JULIA BRANTGAN. a native OF { oaniy
Loust, Ireland, Gt d the rity FOR Tory
years.
May her soul rest in peBce
Her funeral viii tax iae from No 10 Fourth street
a, ao'coek Mednesiay m1rnng Fi,s ~ te i,,n
lily are requested L. attend. -
CUMMINGS Entered INTO rest ON Sunday August
2S, lssf- sAhAH l., widow OF the late leNaIider
vd InGTment in Philadelphia Philadelphia and Ssw
FOWLER August 30. 1887. at las O'Clock a. m.
after short Illness, EiiLABE III GRAZ r aged seven
Ter. jr
NELSON, On Auvust 80 1887. at la;45 D. m,
MARGARET t. Nelson, aged one month aud twentythn
Funeral from parents residence No. POI street
northwest "Wednesday nj O'Clock y. M.
RSGhER pepF th Ne sIs x the 30 ss a
yesr Of h aye With ssr sng and ssyere ne"s wch
Funeral will take place fror the Nineteenth
Bspnst church. Thursday, September I, Mt pm.
se Idna' aid rsAf''es are respectively invited to At.
SIMPSON. On Monday August %. 1887 AT her
LILLE MAY. Oldest daughter OF Jacob aud Tiih..
SIMPSON an the sixteenth Year OF her nge.
jesus lover of my Soul.
Let me 10 thy bosom fy.
While the tempest still is high;
Hide me- D my Saviour hide,
Safe into the haven guide,
oh, receive my soul at last
The hsmn she loved best.
Funeral from tabernacle church. 9th street, he
tween Is street and Virginia avenue southwest, wd
nesday evening AT 30 Relatives and friends
yited.
Lines 90 Alice W.. Mix.
AWAY.
81 cannot say, and will say,
That she Ii dead She l. away,
With CHEEKY smile and n wave OF the hand,
She has wandered into unknown land
And left dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be- since she fingers there,
And you-oh you who the widest yearn
For the old time step and the glad return.
Think Of her faring on as dear
In the love OF there ~ the love OF here
Mild and gentle she brave,
When the sweetest love Of her life she gsvA
To simple things where the violets grew
Pure rs the eyes they were hkened to.
The touches OF her hands have strayed
As reverent1y ~ her lips have prayed
When the little brown thrush that harshis
chirred,
Was dear to her the mocking- bird
And she pitied much in pain
Awr1thine honey bee wet with rain
Think Of her still the same, I say,
She 10 not dead-she is Just away,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30

Michael Naloney, Frank Owens, and Daniel
Ready were charged with cruelty to animals, In
the Police Court to-day, and each forfeited s.
Louisa sullivan, c0l0Ted was before the Police
Court this morning, charged with being an unli-
ceHsed huckster. She was given ten days IN
Which to take out license, which win not how.
ever permit her 70 sell outside the Center Market
or along b street.
Court with the larceny OF o lantern valued at
81. so, and was sentenced to 80 days In JAN.
Jno. Miles was charged, this morning, with an
He was sent 70 jail tor 80 days and ives alsO naed
. tos profanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
A Big Firm Fails in philadclphia.

paLADELpHIA, August :,0.-This morning the an
Co and Robert Hare Powell, sons Co.. the great
coaI mihlng nrInS OF No. 40 Walnut street, had
ialieG, anu the street was necessarily startled.
MI. Jonn Z: Bradley, who is the manager, and a
partner to both firms stated that the failure was
I.e result OF The suspension OF Chas. l.. Pennock,
VI COatesVlue, the extensive template merchant,
WHOSE paper bore the endorsement OF both the
nrins, ROBERT Hare Powell d Co., and the junior
one OF Robert Hare Powell Sons & Co.
The ilaoliltes he placed at 800 600 which IS as
suiueu 70 De The aggregate amount for which they
became the endorSers OF Pennock's notes that
were protested Yesterday; while the assets con-
sistlug Ol Vast tracts OF valuable coal lands and
appurlenanceS, are liked at $4,OOO,OO The Guar
anlee trust Company has been made assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
Argyll on Gladstone.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-The Duke OF Argyll in letter
to the papers states that he is astonished and
panied at Mr.. Gladstone's speech in the house OF
to The proclamation OF the Irish National
league. he says that Mr.. GladstOne's attempt by
1mize and excuse the detestable tyranny OF the
league Shows a condition OF MUD on which no re-
lance can be placed for counsel and guidance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Tie following are the opening and 500 pm rrIc
i the New York stock Market. Us rcporIcI by speci
rire to Ii. II. Dodge .l:sN 9th street:
Mama,
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. August 3O.-Virginia new threes
63h; ten-torties. BOA bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August 3O.-Cotton nominal
mtddnE, Va. Flour steady and firm. Wheat-southern
firm and quiet: red. 78aS1: amber, SlaS4: western
lower and more active; No. winter red spot 775xa
70: August Tx asked September, 7Sa7S1s: October,
194a79A November, SOaSOa; December, 81 haSo11ll
cornsouthern steady and firm white, 55a56; yellow
54a55 western firm and fairly active: mixed spot 40
asked: September. 4Ss<a49 October. 491sa49s. Oats
steady and nrm,0s9nthern and Pennsylvania, 2Sa34
quiet 4Sa3i Provisions steady and fairly active.
nOinally steady-Rio cargoes, ordinary fair, 1874
20h: Sngar-copper refined 1irm OAa10h. Whisky
quiet 1l4a1. 10 Other articles unchanged. Frei9hts
to liverpool per steamer dull-cotton, hd.; Hour,
1s.3d grain. I'd. Receipts-hour, 9,S06 barrels
wheat, 5o,000 bushels: corn, 900 bushels; oats,
$4,000 barrels; corn. $4,000 bushels. saies-wheat.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. August 3d. IL a. m-The opening
markets on change were less activity
and nervousness than OH yesterday September wheat
opened at 6Ss. and is now quoted at 6Sss The long
iuures were depressed. September corn opened ut
4oE and sold ut once to 4os. then reacted to 40
MIND READER BISHOP AND HIS WrFE.-Wash-
ington Irving Bishop, the mind-reader. has filed
In New YORK MS answer to his wires application
for divorce. He alleges that he was not legally
married 10 the lady until year ago, the first
ceremony having been performed while she was
SINGLE
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huNCANSUN EROS, Auct,oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRANDY WHISKY, WINES,
OLIVE OIL. AlACCAKONI, SHOW CASES, &C
ESIikE CONTENTS OF STORE NO. l2l5 +
By virtue vi deed Of trust duly recorded In Liber
No l19l folo 800, ct of tue land records for the
District OF Columbia will sell on THURSDAY, the
ElGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1887 COM
menclng ut IlN O'CLOCK AM. the premises,
12lo street nw, the goods and chattels mentioned
III Schedule IA attached 10 said trust, comprising in
part:
One Safe, One Ice Box, One Range,
Tables, Counter, Shelving, Partitions,
IL Chairs, Table Ware, Dishes, &C.,
S1lverware, one Showcase, Cigar Case,
Whisky, brandy, Sherry, Claret
Marsha and other Wines aud Liquors,
In casks aud boxes
Boxes haccaronl Olive Oil, Assorted GrOceriea Ike
Terms cash.
P. F. MANCOSOs. Trustee
f Taos. 1 Ii. M Ff2Ebs,5 Attorneys. au1sa
VI ss IT ABOVE SALE is PosTPoNED UNTIL
1887, at the same hour aud place.
P.F MANCosos. Trustee
THOS. NJ. FIELDS,} A''orneSG au17
" THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned uptil THURSDAY, FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
$50. +. F. MANCosos. Trustee
THOS. ID. FIELDS.j A''oFneSs. aug
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Assgnee's sale Of the contents of drug store at the
northwest corner OF Sth and o streets northwest,
consisting Showcases. Counters, Shelving,
Shop-bottles Prescription and Counter Scales.
Patent Medicines, &c, &c. and many other articles
too numerous to -LeItiolI.
On WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST THIRTY-F1RST, 1887,
ut ELENEN O'CLOCK A. Nj. viii sell the above
goods.
aua4.7t " " s. 81 TGHhoLMdpsoN., Assisnees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

i WILL, SELL THE STOCK, CONSISTING or
Il Diamonds Gold and Silver Watches RinRs Jewelry
oIlverware Clocks &C. contained in store 35 Penn
syIvani3 ave. Sc, al auction. beginning TUESDAY
O'CLOCK, ana continuing until the entire stock is dis
posed OF, IN consideration of opening elsewhere with
an entire Rev line OF goods.
au27-3ts Anctioneer.
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A Russian Attack ON France.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 3O.-Prince Mesh
TcherSki, In the G1dzhdanin, now the Official
organ OF the car, makes violent attack upon
France. He says: "a nation whose patriotism
only exists In phrases cannot be an ally Of
Russia"
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THE HOSTILE UTES.
A suggestion from Ten. Terry.
THE sCBJECT CONSIDERED AT THE CABINET NETTING
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PRESIDENT

INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PRESIDENT.
The following telegram from Gen. Terry. dated
Chicago, August %, was received at the war De-
partment to-day:
''Referrfng to Major RandlettS dispatch OF the
21th forwarded by me this morning suggest
that under sections 2l47, 2I49 and 2liyo r. s.. In
dian Agent Byrnes should b. Instructed II remove
from his resefv alton all persons who may intrude
upon 1t, and that the military commander at Fort
Duchesne be instructed TO give him all
the assistance that he may require.
II is hardly to be supposed that the civil and
military officers OF Colorado Will forget that the
States rights do not run beyond the boundaries OF
the State. But, In the excitement of the situa-
uon this may pc overlooked and Mai. Randett
does not seem to feel at all sure that The pursuit
OF the Indians viii not continue. / think. as a
precaution, the orders which suggest should be
given.'
THE SUBJECT UP AT CABINET MEETING.
Gen. Macfeely, acting Secretary OF War, sub
mttted this telegram to the President to-day, and
the situation was carefully considered, resulting
In Geographic instructions being sent this after
noon by the President, through the Interior De-
partment. to Governor Adams OF Colorado.
TO conIine the actions or the civil author
tiles strictly within the limits OF the statutes 50
as to prevent the sherfn's posse or the mill
ia from crossing the reservation border.
Should such precipitate action be taken
IT is feared that a disastrous outbreak OF the
reservation Indians would follow, and rything
possible will be done TO avoid such result.